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... the lapse of long centuries. The Lord Mayor of London knighted for the presentation of an address to the sovereign, and Michael Faraday deservedly made an officer of the I>egion of Honour for chemical and other scientific discoveries ; but in the main conception ...
... Esq., of Ramsgate, aged -1. At Barnsbury Villa, Liverpool Road X., L. u.lon, the iust., Sarah Faraday, widow the late Michael Faraday, iu the 70th year her age. ...
... through necessity or by mistake, tried others before fixing upon that in which eventually they have earned their fame. Thus Michael Faraday was the son of a poor blacksmith, and worked at the trade of a bookbinder until his twenty-secoud year ; while Sir William ...
... outcast race imploring protection was hoard even France and England.— Tintley't Magazine for August. MICHAEL FARADAY. —The discover! ea which Michael Faraday made stand aside those of Isaac Newton, and their discovery many respects shows deeper and more subtle ...
... protection was hoard even France and England.— TimUy’t Magazine for August. Michaf.l Faraday. —The discoveries which Michael Faraday made stand aside those of Isaac Newton, and their discovery many respects shows deeper and more subtle insight into the ...
... Welcome.) Hmm ar* f«w of tha gnat namat that hare Bad# modem aeimM illnatiiotu that ihiito with purar radiance than that of Michael Faraday, tha gnat ehamiat Hi* long life deroted anthaaiaatieally aeienoe, and tha great and ▼aloabla diacoreriaa made by hint ...
... ) There are few the great names that have mad* modern acimca illnstrioua that shin* with purer radiance than that of Michael Faraday, tha great English chemist His long life devoted enthusiastically science, and tha great and valuable discoveries made ...
... A Scientific Adventure.— lt was just after the death of that great and good philosopher, Michael Faraday, that two young men returned to their native village brimful the scientific information which had been imparted to them in the metropolis, and, being ...
... Geitard Street, Soho; Lord Byron, 16 Holies Street; George Canning, 37 Conduit Street;- John Drydan, 43 Gerrsrd Street; Michael Faraday, 8 Bland ford Street, Fortman Square ; John Flaxman, Buckingham Street, Fitzroy Square; Benjamin Franklin, 7 Craven Street ...
... THE YOUTH OF MICHAEL FARADAY. About eighty years tgg anyons looking into little dingy room at the back of a bookseller’s shop in Blandford Street, London, might have seen a boy busily occupied binding books.. This boy was Michael Faraday. He was blacksmith's ...
... been interred in that famous city of the dead.'* After visiting the tomb 3 George Eliot, Dr James Hamilton, Professor Michael Faraday, Karl Marx, and others, he came to tomb concerning whichhe was told that it attracts more visitors than any other in the ...
... upon causes whi ich we can neither juce nor easily counteract. — Abernethy. With all his soqairements and successes, Michael Faraday never lost. his spirit of humility. He feit always, as Sic Isaac Newton had felt, that he was “a child on the seashore ...